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Japan’s coal consumption is on the rise even as Europe plans a shift away from coal power. 

Since 1969, ties have survived new leaders and new interest from the West.

Flooding in Kyushu has forced about 3 million residents to evacuate.

The “minus one” narrative is gaining traction, but it would be difficult to replace Khan as prime minister.

The government’s plan to support the Shri Krishna temple in Islamabad has sparked a predictable, but still deplorable, backlash.

The correction and take-down orders issued under POFMA highlight the city-state’s strategy to stifle opposition and alternative press on social media.

Satellite images appear to show the two sides drawing back from the site of last month's deadly brawl.

Malaysia’s planned defense reforms need implementing.

Amid the mire of politics and a pandemic, Kyrgyzstan is headed for a pivotal parliamentary election this fall.

Like their peers around the world, new graduates in China face a battered job market and intense uncertainty.

While symbolizing the beginning of the end of radical separatism, the development presents an opportunity for New Delhi to restart its local engagement.

What could another summit accomplish at this point?